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Veterinarians use blood work for dogs with cancer to help find cancer, and monitor your dog's disease and treatment results.

Blood Work for Dogs

Biopsy for dogs is a common procedure your vet will use to get a cancer diagnosis.

Biopsy for Dogs

It's crude, but effective: a saline nasal flush for dogs can clean out the nasal passages, possibly debulking tumors, and even yield tumor samples for biopsy.

Saline Nasal Flush for Dogs

Fine needle aspiration is a common diagnostic test for dogs with suspicious masses.

Fine Needle Aspiration for Dogs

The mitotic index is a way to measure how many cells are dividing in a sample.

dog ultrasound is a really common, non-invasive imaging test.

Ultrasound Examination In Dogs

Cadet BRAF Urine Test

Computed Tomography (CT Scan) in Dogs

dog cancer diagnosis faq

Dog Cancer Diagnosis: An Overview

Staying Vigilant with Mass Aspirates

A Common Dog Cancer Mistake: Doing Too Many Diagnostic Tests Before Seeing the Oncologist

Early Dog Cancer Warning Signs | Dr. David Vail

Urinalysis in Dogs

Dog Cancer Vocab: Mitotic Index | Dr. Brooke Britton

Dog Bone Cancer – Symptoms & Amputation & Treatments | Dr. Demian Dressler Q&A

Diagnosing Dog Cancer with a Biopsy or Fine Needle Aspirate

A Cyberknife machine

Cyberknife – Cutting Edge Technology